Antique 9ct Gold Turquoise and Pearl Swallow Bar Brooch, Birmingham 1901 Chandelier Earrings exchanged between loved ones as

exchanged between loved ones as tokens of connection and remembrance — the word derives from a Hebrew blessing meaning "may the Lord watch between you and me when we are apart

Silver bracelet with horseshoe motifs

Butterfly backs

with symbols like forget-me-nots for remembrance

Antique 9ct Gold Turquoise and Pearl Swallow Bar Brooch, Birmingham 1901 Chandelier Earrings exchanged between loved ones asA charming antique bar brooch in 9ct yellow gold, hallmarked Birmingham 1901, centred on a swallow in flight with wings and body set with alternating turquoise and seed pearls. The swallow was one of the most beloved motifs in Edwardian sentimental jewellery a symbol of good luck, safe return, and fidelity and this example captures the form with pleasing naturalism, the alternating blue and cream stones giving the bird a lively, decorative quality.